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[1ShidlerJLComTech003] CAN Law Firms SPAM?

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Michael, Kevin (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2004-05-26)

Abstract: The CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 presents a compliance problem for law firms that issue periodic newsletters to clients or prospective clients. While the Act does not expressly include such newsletters, nor define ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech001] When is a Phone Call Not a Phone Call? Legal Issues Arising from Business Use of VoIP

Royalty, Paula K.; Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2004-05-26)

Abstract: The Voice over Internet Protocol allows telephone calls to be placed over the Internet instead of the Public Switched Telephone Network. VoIP did not exist before 1995. Now market research predicts that by ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech002] Oops! The Legal Consequences of and Solutions to Online Pricing Errors

Groebner, Benjamin; Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2004-05-26)

Abstract: How can businesses conducting sales over the Internet protect themselves from the inevitability of pricing errors? Unlike the brick and mortar retailers’ ability to catch a pricing error quickly, thousands of ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech004] Not Child's Play: Compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Rule

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Bryant, Kristin (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2004-07-01)

Abstract: The FTC regulates how Web site operators collect personal information from children based on the requirements of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). The Children’s Advertising Review Unit ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech008] When Invisible Electronic Ink Leaves Red Faces: Tactical, Legal and Ethical Consequences of the Failure to Remove Metadata

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Cole, Jembaa (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-02-02)

Abstract: There have been several instances in which seemingly innocuous metadata has wreaked professional and political havoc. Every electronic document has an invisible set of identifying data, its metadata. This ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech007] Risky Business: What Must Employers Do to Shield Against Liability for Employee Wrongdoings in the Internet Age?

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Nyman, Nicole J. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-02-02)

Abstract: Recent suits filed by the recording industry have raised the issue of employer liability for copyright infringement by employees. In fact, legal consequences for an employer do not end with copyright infringement ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech005] Tax Implications of Using Out-of-State Computer Servers

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Royalty, Paula K. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-02-02)

Abstract: The majority of companies represented on the Internet rent thirdparty computer servers to host their web site and conduct ecommerce. Since the location of the server could be anywhere, states are losing sales ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech006] Tangible Cash for an Intangible Loss? Insurance Coverage for Damage or Loss of Third-Party Data

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Bodden, Kendall (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-02-02)

Abstract: Will general business insurance cover liability for electronic data loss? A recent change to Commercial General Liability language specifies that data is not “tangible property” for CGL coverage. However, ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech012] Pop Goes The Trademark? Competitive Advertising on the Internet

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Bodden, Kendall (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-02)

Abstract: The rights and obligations of online advertisers are uncertain in light of recent technological developments. There is not yet a consensus regarding the application of existing advertising law doctrines to the ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech011] A Few Degrees off the Mark: Miniature Missteps that Can Render the Safe Harbors of the DMCA Inaccessible

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Nyman, Nicole J. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-02)

Abstract: The term Internet Service Provider (“ISP”), as defined by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”), includes virtually any online service. These services are eligible for safe harbor protections under ...
[1ShidlerJLComTech010] Safe Harbor Agreement - Boon or Bane?

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Kierkegaard, Sylvia Mercado (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-02)

Abstract: U.S. businesses that handle personal information about individuals living in European Union countries should be aware that, as a general rule, it is unlawful for them to transfer that data out of the European ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech001] Defining Spyware: Necessary or Dangerous

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Braff, Andrew T. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-12)

Abstract: State legislation attempting to define and proscribe spyware has been criticized for either being under-inclusive or over-inclusive. This article provides an overview of the technology that is commonly ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech002] TrademarkDilution.com: Nissan Motor Co. v. Nissan Computer Corp., and the Evolving Law of Trademark Dilution on the Internet

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Rozsnyai, Lawrence F. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-12)

Abstract: The Ninth Circuit recently held that an individual, Mr. Uzi Nissan, infringed the trademark of Nissan Motors when he registered and posted commercial content on www.nissan.com. An injunction was granted, ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech004] Bigger Fish, Deeper Pockets: Business Blogs, Defamation and the Communications Decency Act

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Scanlan, Emma (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-12)

Abstract: Blogging is a form of online communication that encourages instantaneous postings and viewer comments. More and more businesses are creating blogs to talk about and promote their products and services. This ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech003] E-Discovery – Can the Producing Party Expect Cost-Shifting?: The New Trend and What Can Be Done to Reduce Production Costs

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Rajul, Mafé (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-08-12)

Abstract: Now that computers and the Internet have radically changed the way businesses create and transmit information, questions about discovery rules in litigation continue to arise, such as which party should pay ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech008] Proposed Federal Definition of "Internet Job Applicant" Suggests Need for Revised Human Resource Policies

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Strege-Flora, Carson (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-10-24)

Abstract: After several years of discussion, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, along with several other federal agencies, has proposed a new definition of “Internet job applicant” to help employers understand ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech009] "I Didn’t Know My Client Wasn’t Complying!" The Heightened Obligation Lawyers Have to Ensure Clients Follow Court Orders in Litigation Matters

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Rajul, Mafé (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-10-24)

Abstract: Ensuring a client’s compliance with court orders and federal law is becoming a bigger responsibility for attorneys. This is because courts and Congress are starting to hold attorneys to higher standards with ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech007] Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement: Is Your Business Ready for Compliance?

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Milewski, Anthony D. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-10-24)

Abstract: As electronic commerce grows, states continue to lose tax revenue from vendors who fail to collect taxes on goods sold over the Internet. The problem has become so severe that 44 states and the District of ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech006] Liability Under the Americans with Disabilities Act for Private Web Site Operators

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Fkiaras, Evgenia (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-10-24)

Abstract: The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (“ADA”) is silent on the specific question of whether privately owned websites fall within its provisions. There is a circuit split on the issue, although the only ...
[2ShidlerJLComTech005] The FACT Act of 2003: Securing Personal Information in an Age of Identity Theft

Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology; Keenan, Terrance J. (Seattle: Shidler Journal of Law, Commerce and Technology, University of Washington School of Law, 2005-10-24)

Abstract: The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 (“FACT Act”) makes incremental progress toward its goal of improving the protection of consumers and businesses in an age of increasingly sophisticated ...

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